Kennedy Lawyers Block Kopechne Inquest Delay Inquest Postponed
Boston AP Kennedy lawyers block the Kopechne inquest likely delaying it by weeks. Justice Reardon ordered a full Supreme Court review on constitutional issues and postponed proceedings at Edgartown on Martha's Vineyard.
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Boston
Mary Jo Kopechne
Edward M. Kennedy
Paul C. Reardon
State Supreme Court
Edgartown
Martha’s Vineyard
Reardon
Supreme Court
Kennedy
Atty
Robert H. Quinn
High Court
Dist
James A. Boyle
Edmund Dinis
Boyle
Miss Kopechne
Robert F. Kennedy
Sen. Kennedy
Chappaquiddick Island
Congress 3 Week Vacation Ends With Return to Tax and Defense Debates
Congress resumes after a three week break as Senate debates defense spending cuts in a $20 billion authorization bill and Finance Committee set to hear the House tax reform bill. Democratic and Republican leaders contend with Dirksen’s absence and looming votes on voting rights, presidential elections by direct vote, auto and toy safety bills, air pollution laws, and a revived student loan program.
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Senate Finance Committee
Everett M. Dirksen
GOP
Dirksen
Finance
Judiciary Committee
Clement F. Haynsworth
Supreme Court
House
William Proxmire
Dwis
Mike Mansfield
Secretary of the Treasury
David M. Kennedy
Finance Committee
Clyde E Hockman Dies at 56 Owner of Hocking Valley Feed Co
Clyde E Hockman 56 owner of Hocking Valley Feed Co died at Grant Hospital Columbus after a long illness. A Logan High School graduate class of 1931 he was survived by wife Mabel son Eddie a granddaughter and sister Mrs Clarence Salts. Heinlein Funeral Home to announce arrangements.
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Hocking Valley Feed Co
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Hocking County
Logan High School
Virginia Hockman
Logan
Edward G. Hockman
Mabel Fickel Hockman
Eddie
Storms Hit South and Midwest with Heavy Rain
Storms lashed the South and Midwest as heavy rainfall followed a night of severe weather. Fort Myers Florida recorded over 54 inches in a cloudburst with two hours of rain at nearly 3 inches. Peru Indiana saw about 2 inches before daybreak.
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Midwest
Fort Myers
Fla
Indiana
Peru
Fog Shrouds Hocking Valley Then Warmer Weather Returns
A dense morning fog blanketed the Hocking Valley with 11 am readings at 70 degrees under clouds. Overnight low was 63, Tuesday high reached 84 with .05 inch rainfall. partly cloudy and mild conditions forecast for Thursday.
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Hocking Valley
Weather Pattern Shifts Across Regions After Storms
Breaks in a southern system left one to two inch soakings late Tuesday in areas from Texas to New Hampshire. The activity was scattered along and south of a frontal boundary extending from the southern Plains to New England. Warm humid air persisted south of the front while cooler air settled to the north with clear skies over the Far West, northern Plains, and northern Midwest.
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New Hampshire
Plains
New England
Midwest
4,638 Hocking County youngsters enroll as schools open
All schools in Hocking County opened with 4,638 youngsters enrolled. Logan city district counted 3,309 enrollments, Starr Washington 507, Laurelville high 303, and Laurelville elementary about 432. St Johns elementary had 87 registrations. Logan senior high 621 and junior high 834.
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Starr-Washing
St. John’s
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East
Enterprise
Green
Marion
Maxville
West
West Annex
West Logan
Race tensions and disruptions shadow first week of classes
Across several southern states angry white student protests, black picket lines, and federal lawsuits marked the new term as schools faced integration challenges. Separate reports note unionized Dayton newspapers amid a lengthy strike and a Camden shooting incident, with sniping in Hartford and Fort Lauderdale.
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Associated Press
Camden
N.J
Hartford
Conn
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Blacks Rap Episcopal Convention
In South Bend Indiana black clergymen disrupted the Episcopal Church convention with an emotional outburst. Canon Junius F. Carter of Pittsburgh denounced the body for crucifying black clergy after delegates rejected direct funding for the Black Economic Development Conference and replaced it with an indefinite substitute. A special session was scheduled for Wednesday to revisit the issue.
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Ind
Episcopal Church
Canon Junius F. Carter
Pittsburgh
Black Economic Development Conference
Bishop Pike Missing In Judean Desert
In Jerusalem AP reports searchers found the passport and wallet of Dr. James Pike former Episcopal bishop of California missing in the Judean wilderness near the Dead Sea. Officials say his belongings were found about a mile east of his abandoned car and expect to find him dead or alive.
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James Pike
Episcopal
California
Dead Sea
Army
Pike
Nixon Dismays Governors With Construction Cutback
President Nixon proposes a large cutback in federally financed construction to curb inflation. Governors react with dismay and confusion while aides discuss near total cuts with few exceptions for emergencies. Ohio Governor Rhodes says the plan will hurt his state but vows support for the President.
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Colo
Nixon
John N. Dempsey
Connecticut
Spiro T. Agnew
Ohio
Rhodes Urged to Run in 1970 Senate bid
President Nixon Spiro Agnew and cabinet members urged Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes to seek the U S Senate next year during a Monday night meeting. Rhodes, a Republican, cannot run for a third consecutive term in the Statehouse and has indicated plans to enter the Senate race, though no official announcement has been made.
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Nixon
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U.S. Senate
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Spiro Agnew
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Ho Chi Minh In Deteriorating Health Reported In Saigon
Hanoi Radio reported Ho Chi Minh condition worsening as officials in Saigon note prior statements said he was grave and developing. Doctors attend him day and night while North Vietnamese experts warn of a power struggle if he dies, with leadership remaining party centered.
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Rhodes to Name Successor to Judge Zimmerman
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes was expected to name a successor to the late Ohio Supreme Court Justice Charles B. Zimmerman soon likely next week. aides said Rhodes was tied up with the Ohio State Fair and National Governors Conference duties delaying the appointment.
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Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Ohio Supreme Court
Charles B. Zimmerman
Rhodes
Colorado
North Viet Nam Hints Break in Vietnam War Deadlock
North Viet Nam's Xuan Thuy at a Paris talks reception suggested faster U S troop withdrawals could move negotiations. He called 25 000 removals a token pullout and urged total rapid American disengagement as the talks stalled.
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Xuan Thuy
Thuy
Nixon
Israeli Jets Strike Across Arab Frontiers
Israeli jets attacked across Jordan and Lebanon while exchanges of fire continued along the Suez Canal with Egypt. The strikes targeted guerrilla bases and gun emplacements as Israeli forces reported casualties and Lebanon confrontations followed a UN condemnation. The hijacking case near the United Nations remained unsettled with a request for the release of two Israeli captives.
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Libyan Leaders Press West to Halt Training
In Damascus, Libya’s new military government urged American and British base commanders to stop training exercises on Libyan soil. The U S Air Force Wheelus base near Tripoli and British bases at Tobruk and El Adem reportedly agreed to comply.
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Egypt
Middle East
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el Adem
B52s Hit North Vietnam Near Song Be in Heavy Fighting
U S air strikes pound near Song Be as South Vietnamese and Green Beret forces battle entrenched enemy positions. Casualties rise with at least 30 South Vietnamese soldiers killed and 138 wounded while 17 missing. American advisors wounded as Green Berets retreat. Heavy jungle fighting stretches toward the Cambodian border about 85 miles northeast of Saigon.
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Song Be
Green Berets
352S
Assault Charged In Perry County Crash Attack
Robert Angle of Logan Route 4 remained in satisfactory condition at University Hospital Columbus after a traffic crash near New Straitsville. Perry County Sheriff Tom Wilson said 18 year old Robert Allswick of Corning is charged with assault and battery, bonded at $1,000 until Friday’s Perry County Court arraignment as investigators probe possible co participants.
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Logan Rt. 4
University Hospital
Columbus
New Straitsville
Perry County
Angle
Tom Wilson
Robert Allswick
Corning
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